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(′käŋ′krēt ′mās·ən·rē)
concrete masonry
(materials) Building units composed of block, brick, or tile laid by masons.
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concrete masonry
1.Construction consisting of concrete masonry units laid up in mortar or grout.
2. Poured concrete construction.
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